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introduction to insutrial robotics

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introduction to insutrial robotics

  1. Basic foundations of the theory of robotics

    • It is a system capable of replacing human activities
    • Multitasking and reprogrammable
  2. History of Robotics

    • For centuries there have been traces of artifacts that imitate the parts of the human body we speak of the Egyptians
    • In the 17th and 18th centuries mechanical dolls were built with robot characteristics
  3. Robot classifications

    • Classifications of the robots according to their application
      • Industrial Robot
        • Employees in welding, assembly, painting, cutting, assembly and transfer
      • Medical Robot
        • Employed both in exploration within the human body, as assistants in telepresence surgeries, development of prostheses and rehabilitation
      • Exploratory Robot
        • Used in exploration both in outer space and on the ground, in volcanoes, craters and places inaccessible to humans
      • Underwater Robot
        • Employees in deep-sea exploration or contaminated
      • Robot BEAM
        • Search of energy and task optimization together
      • Animatronic Robot
        • Employees for films, television series, museums, reproducing the movements of people, animals, cartoons, etc.
      • Police Robot
        • To deal with bomb threats, toxic gases, radioactivity, as well as auxiliaries in earthquakes, floods, etc.
    • Classification by mechanical structure
      • Cylindrical Robot
      • Cartesian Robot
      • Spherical Robot
      • Articulated Robot
      • Parallel Robot
      • Sacara Robot
  4. the 3 laws of Issac Asimov

    • 1- A robot must not harm a being human or, by their inaction, let a human beings are harmed
    • 2- A robot must obey the orders that are given to him by a human being, except when these orders are in contradiction with the first law
    • 3- A robot must protect its own existence, as long as this protection does not enter into conflict with the first or second law
  5. mechanical movements

    • Rotational
    • Linear
    • Angular
  6. Four Ds of Robotics

    • Dirty
    • Dull
    • Dangerous
    • Difficult

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